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ever since = from some point in time to the present OR to some other point in time in the past.

I don't like traveling ever since I came back from X.

OR

I haven't liked traveling ever since I came back from X.

  • I didn't like traveling after I came back from X.

ever since can go with the present or present perfect as they are both tied to the present. It cannot go with the simple past.

OR I hadn't like traveling ever since I had come back from X.

In this example (not usual), it's ok since it refers to a point in time in the past.

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